Apologetics 101

Apologetics (from Greek ἀπολογία, "speaking in defense") is the discipline of defending a religious beliefs through the systematic use of reason. Early Christian writers (c. 120-220) who defended their faith against critics and recommended their faith to outsiders were called apologists.

This audio series by Catholic apologist John Martignoni examines how you can defend your faith by apologetics.

John Martignoni is currently the host of EWTN Open Line, a live, internationally telecast call-in program of Bible apologetics. His career has spanned numerous industries: After receiving his MBA at Alabama in 1981, John worked as a defense industry cost analyst, finance instructor, volunteer at Covenant House Alaska, investment analyst, theology instructor and manager of many christian apostolates.

John is also the founder of the Catholic Businessmen and Professionals Association and the Catholic Businesswomen and Professionals Association.

1.	What does the word "Apologetics" mean? Host - John Martignoni	apologetics101.mp3
2.	Are there any basic rules for doing apologetics? Host - John Martignoni	apologetics102.mp3
3.	What should I keep in mind when I'm trying to defend my faith? Host - John Martignoni	apologetics103.mp3
4.	Cafeteria catholicism Host - John Martignoni	apologetics104.mp3
5.	Why do Catholics have crucifixes. Host - John Martignoni	apologetics105.mp3
6.	Are Adam and Eve "just myths"? Host - John Martignoni	apologetics106.mp3
7.	Literalist vs. Literal meaning of Scripture Host - John Martignoni	apologetics107.mp3
8.	"Faith alone", "Works alone", or none of the above? Host - John Martignoni	apologetics108.mp3
9.	Are Catholics saved? Host - John Martignoni	apologetics109.mp3
10.	Is Baptism only symbolic. Host - John Martignoni	apologetics110.mp3
11.	"Left Behind" Host - John Martignoni	apologetics111.mp3
12.	Did Jesus have brothers and sisters? Host - John Martignoni	apologetics112.mp3
13.	Man-made traditions Host - John Martignoni	apologetics113.mp3

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